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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Cuerpo y salud

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – Body & Health)

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Después me pide que abra la boca, toca mi nariz y aparta mi pelo.
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Llega un comandante y entra al departamento de seguridad del hospital.
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Me pone una banda en el brazo __________ la presión, revisa mi sangre y escucha mi corazón con calma.
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__________ comes back and asks about the pain.
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__________ a lady at reception looks at me carefully.
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El comandante detiene al hombre ______ alrededor para calmar el lugar.
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He says that my brain is fine and he writes a short note with “rest” and “water”.
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Las señales están en inglés y en francés;
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I use my hand to lift a forgotten hat and I find a note underneath.
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With my hand I fix my hair and I think about my health: today I want a calm spirit, without hurry.
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